Register/Login/Logout Tutorials?

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    Default Register/Login/Logout Tutorials?

    Does anyone know of any good, easy to understand tutorials on how to make
    register/login/logout pages in dreamweaver?

    i want to make it so someone can register to become a member to my site, then
    log in, have there username displayed on my site when there logged in, restrict
    certain pages for members only, and make it so they can log out.

    v.kirk Guest

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    Default Re: Register/Login/Logout Tutorials?

    You need to understand dynamic development. You're going to have to use a
    database and some kind of server side language such as ColdFusion, PHP, ASP,
    ASPNET, JSP, etc.

    Depending on what you want the first thing is to choose a technology and then
    learn that language. The advantages and disadvantage of each are spelled out in
    google searches

    You'll also need to learn Structured Query Language(SQL) in order to do what
    you want.

    I use ColdFusion, if you decided to go down this route. The adobe.com site has
    a great deal of tutorials for ColdFusion and Ben Forta has a great book called
    Web Application Development Kit which covers most of this.







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